Are you participating in Mission Dei or Missio Moi? Find out in this edition of TURNING HOME called "Mission: Possible!"Rob Ernest által

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the most significant event in history and the most important in relation to our eternal lives. Find out why in this episode of TURNING HOME called "Man Alive!"Rob Ernest által

Stepping out in faith can be a scary proposition. But Jesus shows us in this story called "Who Touched Me?" that healing is just a loving touch away.Rob Ernest által

So, have you ever heard of anyone who's said they're not in need of forgiveness? Here's a story of one such person. It's called "Jesus and the Party Crasher" and it's this week's episode of TURNING HOME.Rob Ernest által

Jesus commands us "to be perfect as my Father in Heaven is perfect". Really, Jesus? That's impossible, right? Let's talk about it in this episode of TURNING HOME called "Perfectly Average".Rob Ernest által

Are you still on a soft diet as a Christian, or have you moved on to solid food? We explore that question in this episode of TURNING HOME called "Got Milk?"Rob Ernest által

On Baptism of the Lord Sunday, we take a look at family as God intended. "God's Funny Family" explains what baptism is really all about. It is the subject of this episode of TURNING HOME.Rob Ernest által

What can those wise folks from the east who followed the Bethlehem star teach us today? Find out in this episode of TURNING HOME called "How To Be A Wise Guy (Or Gal)".Rob Ernest által

How little do you have to be to not matter to God? It seems that's not even possible as we hear in this episode of TURNING HOME called "O Little Town".Rob Ernest által

In this episode of TURNING HOME, for the 3rd Sunday of Advent, the Sunday of Joy, we find out exactly why we celebrate "Joy in Christ".t exactly why we celebrate "Joy in Christ".Rob Ernest által

What's better than a white Christmas? How about "A Right Christmas"! We explore what makes a Christmas right in this episode of TURNING HOME.Rob Ernest által

So many incongruencies surrounding Jesus' birth and life. Such is the logic of God. And so on this 1st Sunday of Advent we, with Mary, ask the question, "How Can This Be?" in this episode of TURNING HOME.Rob Ernest által